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Post by niff Sat May 21 2011, 12:12

my two do everything full tilt ,,, to the point where they keep wrecking there dew claws ,, it doesnt seem to bother them , and the vet says when it happenss just to bathe in 1 pint of warm water to 1 tspn of salt which seems to keep nastys out .

really just wondering if anyone else's dogs get this much or if its just my two
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Post by Guest Sat May 21 2011, 12:14

Dempsey's always dmaging his dew claws. I wish they'd take all the dew claws away at birth, not just the rear ones.

Bandit was the real problem, though. He dislocated his front dew claws many times and ripped the claw out a coupel of times - stupid dogs!

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Post by niff Sat May 21 2011, 12:33

the pic of dakota in the monthly comp you can see her claw looking raw from wrecking it yet again, she also skint her knnee the week before which you can also see lol
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Post by Guest Sat May 21 2011, 19:28

They just never learn, do they! Surprised

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